Joby Aluminium Camera/Smartphone Tripod With Ball Head
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Set Alert for Product: JOBY RangePod, Aluminium Traveller Camera/SmartphoneTripod with Ball Head, Universal Smartphone Clamp and Carrying Bag, for CSC,DSLR, Mirrorless, Mobile Phones, Black for Photo,Video, Vlogging - $139.00
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Joby Aluminium Camera/Smartphone Tripod With Ball Head
$139.00
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Joby Aluminium Camera/Smartphone Tripod With Ball Head Price History
Price History for JOBY RangePod, Aluminium Traveller Camera/SmartphoneTripod with Ball Head, Universal Smartphone...
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| Current Price | $139.00 | October 16, 2024 |
| Highest Price | $139.00 | October 12, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $139.00 | October 12, 2024 |
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Joby Aluminium Camera/Smartphone Tripod With Ball Head Description
- EASILY STEP UP YOUR CONTENT CREATION GAME: Load capacity of 8kg allows to support mirrorless to large DSLR cameras and delivers exceptional stability and reliability with a leg featuring M-lock, a fast twist locking mechanism.
- ARE YOU A MOBILE VLOGGER? We have what you need. The included JOBY phone clamp with secure double lock mechanism has two 1/4″ attachments to attach your phone horizontally or vertically
- SET UP IS SOOO FAST: Quick leg angle switching for swift and accurate camera positioning, rapid leg opening system and ergonomic twist-locks firmly lock the legs into position
- STABLE AND RELIABLE: Detachable hook on the center column helps you stabilize your equipment by allowing adding weight, and comes with an Arca-Swiss compatible quick release plate, the same metal plate technology found in the JOBY GorillaPod 5K Kit
- WHEREVER YOU GO IT GOES: Comes ready with a useful carrying bag and shoulder strap. You’ll be able to bring the RangePod with you everywhere and post on YouTube, Instagram and Tik Tok whenever you’ll like
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Joby Aluminium Camera/Smartphone Tripod With Ball Head Reviews (6)
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Amazon Customer –
Very sturdy, easy to use, and lots of application.
Amelia Edmondson –
Had high hopes for this item but it broke within two weeks of having it. The reviews mention one of the legs being faulty and I thought it was just a one off thing but mine also came with a faulty leg that doesn’t allow it to reach it’s full height. Major bummer.
Karoline –
Excellent tripod. Durable yet lightweight.
Tina M –
This trips is nice, it has a lot of potential. The one MAJOR design problem is the locking/unlocking mechanism for the legs. They used some sort of white glue for the outer rubbery grips, which of course slides off with the first use because the actions are reversed. So for example, if you’re used to going counter clockwise loosen the grips, this particular tripod that action is reversed.
Dmoss –
Overall, the tripod is good, but with one major design flaw.
The legs, when trying to set them to lock work on two of the legs just fine, but the leg with the rubberized grip isn’t functioning properly.
The idea is, you twist the knob towards the inside, then slide the leg out, until it locks in the standard position. It’s a good idea, but in real-world, the leg with the rubber doesn’t function properly. I have tried on two separate units, and the both have the flaw.
When trying to extend, that leg keeps going past the first catch point. To get it to work (as intended), you have to hold the dial close to the middle pole to have the lock engage.
My guess is that it has something to do with the lock screw that adjusts for the center pole. I think it is gliding past that point, and doesn’t lock properly.
Again, I have had two units to try this on, and it is the same on both.
If I’m missing something, the manufacturer can explain it to me. Customer support was great (with getting a replacement), but this still is an issue.
Otherwise, the tripod works fine, and is quite sturdy with a full frame DSLR, plus heavy lens.
Client d’Amazon –
Léger, solide, bonne qualité, pratique.